And honestly, not much else. "Pride and Prejudice" meets "Gossip Girl," just set in London.
February 26, 2021
/
1:03 p.m.
Second-Year Reese Klemm Brings Her Own Angles and “Pizzaz” to Her Channel.
ARTS/
February 24, 2021
/
7:42 p.m.
Sophie’s music is an unapologetic euphoria, trailblazing in its alien soundscapes and ecstatic joy.
ARTS/
February 23, 2021
/
2 p.m.
"Minari" tells a compelling, heartwrenching story of the American dream and finding Korean roots in the “land of opportunity.”
ARTS/
February 23, 2021
/
1:49 p.m.
Cyberpunk 2077's numerous bugs and strangely restrictive gameplay hinder its possibilities, resulting in a game that maybe should have been allowed to develop for a little longer.
ARTS/
February 20, 2021
/
2:22 a.m.
What does this fantasy revenge-fantasy film, starring Carey Mulligan, reveal about our desire for vengeance against sexual assault in a society which offers us precious few avenues to pursue justice?
ARTS/
February 14, 2021
/
1:09 p.m.
For the 14th day of February, The Maroon gave to you: 14 movie recommendations and one editor’s rambling thoughts.
ARTS/
February 11, 2021
/
4:26 p.m.
“I like things a little messy,” Netrabile said. “I tend to step back from making things that are overt political statements or overt statements in general. I like vagueness—I like things to float between different meanings and not be easily definabl…
ARTS/
February 8, 2021
/
6:34 p.m.
Seeking to fill a void in UChicago’s existing student publications, "Firebird Magazine" will tackle all things music starting spring quarter.
ARTS/
February 8, 2021
/
4:35 p.m.
Associate arts editor Isabella Cisneros reflects on her hesitancy to attend virtual concerts and on how she was touched by COIN’s Dreamland Tour in the new medium.
ARTS/
February 3, 2021
/
8:54 p.m.
Though ostensibly a historical film, “One Night in Miami” grapples with racism in a way that echoes conversations we are still having today.
ARTS/
February 3, 2021
/
7:07 p.m.
The lesson that emerges from the onslaught of social media is that totalizing ideologies kill, and that the human aversion to being proven mistaken means that extermination of the opposition tends to be chosen more frequently than conciliation or re…
ARTS/
February 3, 2021
/
6:34 p.m.
Arts reporter Liam Flanigan assesses the first three episodes of Marvel’s half-strange, half-predictable "WandaVision."
ARTS/
February 3, 2021
/
6:26 p.m.
At an online event hosted by the Seminary Co-Op, University of Chicago Press, and 57th Street Books, gamers and game designers alike were given a peek into Patrick Jagoda’s motivations for writing his new book, "Experimental Games."
ARTS/
January 27, 2021
/
6:01 p.m.
The releases of “driver’s license,” “Lie Lie Lie,” and “Skin” reveal a public fascination with the personal lives of celebrities and the lengths to which PR and marketing will go to push certain narratives.
ARTS/
January 27, 2021
/
5:37 p.m.
Maroon Arts reviews the controversial new film based on J.D. Vance's best selling autobiography.
ARTS/
January 27, 2021
/
4:37 p.m.
The new Netflix film fails to capture the magic of great pop star documentaries.
ARTS/
January 27, 2021
/
4:28 p.m.